k
or K
noun pl. K's, k's
- the eleventh letter of the English alphabet: from the Greek kappa, a borrowing from the Phoenician
- any of the speech sounds that this letter represents, as, in English, the (k) of kept
- a type or impression for k or K
- the eleventh in a sequence or group
- an object shaped like
adjective
- of k or K
- eleventh in a sequence or group
- shaped like
- karat (carat)
- kilo-
- kilogram
- kilometer
- kopeck(s)
noun
- Comput. kilobyte
- Informal a thousand dollars: she earns 40K now
- karat (carat)
- kathode (cathode)
- Physics Kelvin
- Football kicker
- kilometer
- kindergarten
- Chess king
- Bible Kings
- knit
- kosher: prepared according to kashrut
- ☆ Baseball strikeout
- Comput. the number 1,024, or 2
- Music a prefix to the numbers of the works of W. A. Mozart as indexed in the catalog of his works compiled by L. Köchel (1800-77), Austrian musicologist
- Elec. capacity
- Chem. potassium
See k in American Heritage Dictionary 4
or K (kā)
noun pl. K's k's or
K's also
ks or
Ks - The 11th letter of the modern English alphabet.
- Any of the speech sounds represented by the letter k.
- The 11th in a series.
- Something shaped like the letter K.
(kā)
noun Slang One thousand dollars.
abbreviation- kaon
- kelvin
- kilobyte
- kindergarten
- Games king
- Bible Kings
- strikeout
(kāˈto͞oˈ) also Mount God·win Aus·ten (gŏdˈwĭn ôˈstən)
A peak in the Karakoram Range of northern Kashmir in the region controlled by Pakistan. At 8,616.3 m (28,250 ft), it is the second-highest mountain in the world. It was designated K2 in 1856 because it was the second Karakoram peak to be measured for height and was later (1888) named for Henry Haversham Godwin-Austen (1834-1923), a British soldier and surveyor.
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